Work From Home: Benefits
August 29th, 2008
Work From Home: Benefits
For years, Ive been fortunate enough to work from home. This became a necessity at a point in my life when I needed to care for my mother. I am able to supplement my salary as a caregiver by working from home, and because of the tremendous tax benefits from having my own home-based business, I can shelter my primary income due to many write-offs.
Because I work from home, I have a 30-second commute in the morning to the kitchen to put on the coffee, and if I choose to do so, I can work in my pajamas. No more alarm clock, no having to get up 1-2 hours early to make sure I can get ready and be to work on time. NO BOSS telling me what to do, not having to punch a time clock, no having to cram in doing chores and necessities of life on my lunch hours, before or after work or on my days off. I am so happy having a home business!
Before I started to work from home I became tired of feeling like my family had to take a back seat to my employment. There were times when I was working sometimes as many as 80 hours a week plus commute; this left very little time for anything else, plus it always seemed that the more I made, the more the government took in taxes.
Working from home, I am now able to set my own schedule, take breaks when I feel like it, take time off when I want to. I can do business anywhere in the world via the telephone or over the internet. When working my home business, I can also choose the people I work with versus being stuck in a dead-end, go nowhere job, cooped up in an office sitting side-by-side in a cubicle with someone I am in no way compatible with.
When deciding whether to work from home or the alternative, the choice for me is simple. The personal freedoms with respect to my time and having total control over my financial destiny make this my ONLY choice.
Ultimate Team
Its Good Business
Categories: Work From Home
